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Debark the tree trunk with a paring knife or draw knife

The classic way of debarking it Tree trunk by hand with a paring knife or draw knife. Peeling irons are available in different qualities and have been specially designed for this purpose. The draw knives, on the other hand, are only suitable for smaller pieces of wood, but not for a whole tree trunk. Manual peeling of a tree trunk is both time-consuming and very physically demanding. It also has the disadvantage that the knife marks can then be seen in the wood. When debarking with a paring knife or draw knife, be sure to wear sturdy work gloves and only use devices with a sharp blade. Both reduce the risk of injury.

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Debark with a high pressure cleaner or Sandblaster

If you don't want to get your hands dirty, you can clean the tree trunk with the help of a high-pressure cleaner or Debark with a sandblaster. However, this method is only suitable if the pressure is set accordingly high. When working with these devices, you should wear protective clothing - especially protective goggles! - and observe the safety regulations. However, you can also have this work done by a mobile professional: there is sure to be a company with a sandblaster or near you

high pressure cleaner,(€ 99.99 at Amazon *) who comes to your home on request.

Debarking by watering beforehand

If you have a pond or other body of water nearby, you can water the tree trunk for a few days as well. Cover it completely with water. The bark can then be peeled off by hand quite easily, but the wood has to take a long time before further processing carefully dried will.

Tips

If you have a wood processing company (for example a sawmill) nearby, pay them a visit. These companies work with a peeling machine and can peel the tree trunk for you with a fee.

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